Leduc High School - Review Yearbook (Leduc, Alberta Canada)

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My Effort The other day in English class, The teacher said to me, “You’d better write a ballad, girl, Six stanzas, ’stead of three!” My heart sank right down to my feet For I could not compose; She mayn’t have realized this fact, Ah-h-h but now she knows! I kicked my feet, I tore my hair, I yelled, I screamed, I cried, I told my mother of my plight, Who said, “At least you’ve tried”. I thought of poems that I had heard Of ballads that I’d read, I yelled some more and screamed I did, I wished that I were dead. Oh would this agony never cease? I’ve worked, I’ve slaved, I’ve toiled; I’ve written on and on and on; A thousand sheets I’ve spoiled. At last, I thought, the time has come To put away my pen; My efforts have not been in vain, For this — it is the end. MERNE TYNDALL Autumn Skies of dark and lighter blue With white clouds between them. Dry and bare, the trees are there Gigantically standing ’neath them. Colors of red And colors of brown, A beauty that people admire. Soon the snow will be covering the ground And nature will somewhat retire. OLIVE ROBERGE Page Thirty-six

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Retrospection of ’52 Grads 1. Elinor Adam—keeping wire contacts for Alberta Govern¬ ment Telephones. 2. Muriel Dewar—mother’s little helper. 3. Eugene Falkenberg—greener pastures in Red Deer High School he claims. 4. Joan Heyland—preparing her trousseau and learning to cook. 5. Lois Holland—handling greenbacks for the Imperial Bank. 6. Clarence Jantz—helping on the home farm. 7. Joan Krupa—banking on Algebra. 8. Ray Marak—still struggling with English III at Thorsby. Sideline — movies. 9. Nadia Megley—nursing. 10. Gloria Morin—training for a lab. technician. 11. Stanley Ollenberg—waiting for the cows to come home ' . 12. Nate Peterson—the lone University student. 13. Elsie Preus—working in the Imperial Bank. 14. Martha Schmidt—doing Doris’ Math and French. 15. Richard Schneider—heading towards a bank manager’s position in Devon. Page Thirty-eight